Today, union membership is about 14 percent of the working population.

There was a 400 percent increase in union membership from 1915 to 1918.

Labor union membership today is at an all time low.

The very threat of union membership may already have had an effect.

Union membership had risen more than 390 percent between 1935 and 1941 to 530,000.

Union membership has fallen from 53% of workers in 1979 to 37% now.

As the national economy began to recover in 1933, so did union membership.

Finally, the union membership would be asked again to vote on a strike.

He told him to whom to apply for union membership.

Since the 1980s, union membership has been declining in Europe.

With union membership in decline, many Americans are trying to go it alone.

For that to happen, he said, local people, who often have limited experience and no union membership, must be given jobs.

Union membership at the company dropped to zero by 1948.

West Virginia also has a very strong tradition of union membership.

You'll want to consider meeting the requirements for union membership.

Union membership has been in steady decline since the mid-1970's.

In 1979, union membership spread across private and public sectors.

Union membership among federal employees increased several times over in the next decade.

Union membership and activity grew rapidly during the later months of 1960.

Members of unions were free to withdraw from union membership.

According to the report, union membership declined in about 70 of the 92 countries surveyed.

Union membership in the public sector, near 40 percent, also fell slightly.

He plans to hold hearings on credit union membership next month.

Trade union membership today is less than 8 million.

Nationally, union membership has fallen to about 15 percent of all workers.

In 2003, the party membership stood at 1.8 million people, which is 18 percent of the population.

Party membership increased from around 100 to 4,500 by the early 1950s; most members were either teachers or students.

"I really don't think party membership will matter to him," she says.

In the next two years party membership soared from 2,500 to over 12,000.

A second chamber with no party membership allowed would help too.

A large part of the party membership was forced into exile.

Party membership is often thought of as a static phenomenon.

As of the mid-2000s, the party membership in Syria was estimated at 800,000.

Paying another person's party membership fee, with or without their knowledge.

The president must also formally resign his or her party membership.

"So, as a matter of course, I will quit my party membership."

For further comparison, party membership in Austria as a whole was 10%.

He was also stood down as a candidate and his party membership suspended.

Politics and party membership had a direct effect on family finances.

About 28% of the party membership voted in the leadership contest.

From 1975 on, the party membership exhibited strong growth and doubled in the next five years.

The remaining party membership tended to be young and radical.

She had buried the facts of his Party membership and put him in a special category.

The boost to Party membership and activity at this time was considerable.

He was one of only two people to receive honorary party membership status.

Holding onto party membership can be important for senior officials who still hope to make a comeback.

The congress is attended by delegates who represent the party membership.

Every state had a distinct political geography that shaped party membership.

By 1956, the party membership was estimated at 6,000.

And you should live on your party membership fees.